C / CH

Letter C/CH: Displaying 1581 - 1600 of 5795

a drop of something liquid (see Molina)

sentɬɑtʃipiniltoːntɬi

a droplet of a liquid (see Molina)

sentɬɑtʃipiːntɬi

a drop of some liquid (see Molina)

See CĒNTLACHĪXTOC.
sentɬɑtʃiyɑ

to stare in surprise (see Karttunen)

to stare.
# una persona no quita sus ojos cuando piensa algo. “cuando le dije a mi papá que me vaya atraer una computadora, nomás se quedó mirando”:
sentɬɑkolmeːtstɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
centlacolmetztli

half moon (see Molina)

the upper arm, from the shoulder to the elbow (see Molina)

sentɬɑhkol

half of something (see Molina and Karttunen); or a portion of something

sentɬɑkolwiɑ

to share with someone, giving him or her half of something (see Molina)

sentɬɑkoloɑ

to divide the work in half, separate it into two (see Molina)

Orthographic Variants: 
cẽtlacotõtli

a piece of the whole or of the principal part (see Molina)

sentɬɑkotoːntɬi

a piece of the whole, or of the principal thing

to eat very often.
# una persona come cada rato. “cuando voy a mi casa como cada rato porque me gusta como prepara la comida mi mamá”.
sentɬɑkweːntektɬi

a ridge of land, a cultivated row, a chinampa

sentɬɑkwitɬɑlpiːlli

a bunch, or a bundle of little things (see Molina)

a big bunch or bundles of little things (see Molina)

Orthographic Variants: 
centlacuitlanauatectliquauitl, centlacuitlanauatectliquahuitl

a tree or something similar that is one yard thick

the foot, the footprint, a measurement

Víctor M. Castillo F., "Unidades nahuas de medida," Estudios de Cultura Náhuatl 10 (1972), 195–223, see page 209, fig. 5, and page 221.

sentɬɑkʃitɬ

a step (see Molina); also a measurement, a pace

for all the flora to dry up and die due to drought or cold.
A. muere toda cosa retoñada en la tierra porque hace sol y se acaba el agua. “En Zacatecas todo se ceca en mayo porque hace mucho calor y no llueve mucho. B. se seca todo.